WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has proposed
Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act regulations that would relax restrictions governing employer payments to employees for marketing the settlement services of an affiliate
Settlement Procedures Act regulations that would relax restrictions
governing employer payments to employees for marketing the
settlement services of an affiliate
settlement services of an affiliated company.
That's because Section 8 of RESPA, which
governs conduct between
settlement -
service providers, makes it a crime for providers to pay and for
real estate sales associates or brokers to receive fees for the referral of
settlement service business.
In particular, Morrill wants to see NAR continue its lead role in advancing reform of the federal
Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, which governs the payment of referral fees among settlement service providers in a real estate transaction and includes rules that have hampered widespread development of one - stop shopp
Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, which governs the payment of referral fees among settlement service providers in a real estate transaction and includes rules that have hampered widespread development of one - stop sho
Estate Settlement Procedures Act, which governs the payment of referral fees among settlement service providers in a real estate transaction and includes rules that have hampered widespread development of one - stop
Settlement Procedures Act, which
governs the payment of referral fees among
settlement service providers in a real estate transaction and includes rules that have hampered widespread development of one - stop
settlement service providers in a
real estate transaction and includes rules that have hampered widespread development of one - stop shopp
real estate transaction and includes rules that have hampered widespread development of one - stop sho
estate transaction and includes rules that have hampered widespread development of one - stop shopping.